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Physiological Testing Battery for Amateur Boxing Danny Wilson MSc BSc ASCC Alan Ruddock Csci 2014

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Physiological Testing Battery for Amateur

Boxing

Danny Wilson MSc BSc ASCCAlan Ruddock Csci 2014

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Sport and Exercise Science

The scientific study of factors that influence our ability to perform

exercise or physical activity

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Physiology of Sport and Exercise

The scientific study of how the body responds and adapts to exercise

To adapt practice to a specific sport, a sport scientist has to perform a Needs Analysis.

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Needs Analysis

Boxing Example

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Physical Characteristics can be Monitored and Assessed by Physiological Testing...

MSc Project Title:

Physiological Testing Battery for Amateur Boxing

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The Importance of Physiological Testing

Identify strengths and areas for improvement

Assist Talent ID and selection

Evaluate and prescribe training

interventions

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Appropriate Tests..

Repeated Sprint Test

Yo Yo Intermittent Recovery

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Appropriate Tests..

Medicine Ball Throw

Vertical Jumps

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Appropriate Tests..

Body Fat Percentage

Anthropometric Assessments

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Appropriate Tests..

Push Up Test

10-m Sprint

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Main Findings – Juniors vs Seniors

• 0.7-0.9 ICC means that the testing battery had moderate to excellent test-retest reliability scores (0.7 to 0.9)

• Large differences (0.8) between seniors and juniors during press ups, MB throws and Yo-Yo.

• Moderate differences (0.2) between seniors and juniors following vertical jump height and sprint times.

This means..That the between senior and junior boxers show

that the tests are valid for physical performance in boxing

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Main Findings – Age vs. Competitive Experience

• Majority of the tests correlated with age

• Only MB backhand throw distance and Yo-Yo final level strongly correlated with both age and competitive experience

• There were only small correlations between competitive experience and impulse, acceleration and upper body strength.

This means..Traditional Boxing Training Methods only

Develop Endurance and Punching Force. Acceleration and Impulse is only developed by maturation

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Main Findings – Punch Force Predictors

• Large correlations were found for MB backhand throw distance with vertical

• When scaled to body mass, relative lean mass of the trunk was the main contributor to MB backhand throwing distance, in turn, estimated pound for pound punching force.

This means..Developing core musculature and strength is

important for pound for pound punching force. Furthermore, the higher you jump the harder you can punch

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Training Recommendati

ons

Resistance / Olympic lifting

Three Dimensional Movement

Punch Specific High Intensity

Interval Training

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What’s Next?

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Future Research• Future research should extend

study by recruitment of elite amateur and professional boxers.

• Finding appropriate technology to incorporate punch force

• Defining an appropriate assessment for anaerobic performance.

This means..Developing core musculature and strength is

important for Boxing. Furthermore, the higher you jump the harder you can punch

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Influencing the Next Generation of

Boxing

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THANK YOU